Until recently, I hardly used Wake on LAN, so I never noticed that many routers nowadays can send WoL requests themselves.
A few links:
- Fritz!Box
- Mikrotik RouterOS
- [WayBack] A Day in the Life of Just Another IT Guy » Cool stuff you can do with your Mikrotik Router
- [WayBack] Manual:Tools/Wake on lan – MikroTik Wiki
- commands like:
/tool wol 00:1F:29:02:2A:ED
/tool wol 00:1F:29:01:12:76
- commands like:
- [WayBack] Wake on Lan before connection to Remote Desktop – MikroTik Wiki
- Asus N66U
- Linux
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- commands like:
wol 00:1F:29:02:2A:ED
wol 00:1F:29:01:12:76
- commands like:
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And a few ones from my previous WoL related posts:
- Raspberry Pi cannot be woken up by WOL, but it can send, and there is Whack-on-LAN
- Mac/PC: sending Wake-on-LAN (WOL) packets
- Windows 7..10: disable shutdown/hibernate/sleep/restart from UI (the machine where I needed WoL for)
–jeroen